Channel 14 reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close associates assess he will depart for the United States in the coming week for a meeting with President Donald Trump. No official confirmation from the Prime Minister's Office has been issued.
The assessment, attributed to associates of the prime minister, suggests the meeting with President Trump is still on track for the coming week, despite earlier reports of doubt. As The Zioneer reported last week, Israeli officials had expressed skepticism about the meeting taking place next week, and earlier reports indicated the two leaders spoke and agreed to meet soon. No official announcement has been made by either government.
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